$IMTATO tokenomics
Nine tenths of every fee buy the token back
$IMTATO is the token of IMITATIO. The radar stays free. Every time the token is traded, pump.fun pays a creator fee. 90% of it buys $IMTATO on the open market and burns it. The other 10% pays for the servers and API connectors that keep the radar running. Nothing goes to the team.
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The radar is free. Anyone can see what is being copied and how many copies survived.
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Holders and subscribers get more. Live alerts, the full coin check, data export.
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Trading pays a fee. pump.fun pays the creator a cut of every trade in the token.
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90% of the fee buys the token back. It is burned. The other 10% keeps the servers running.
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A better product brings more users. More users means more holders and more trading. Back to step 2.
Free for everyone
The live radar in all three windows, the coin check, the launch stats, and links to any narrative. It already works and costs almost nothing to run. We are not going to paywall it.
For holders
Live alerts in your browser when a narrative starts or a name you follow gets a new copy. The full coin check with every copy, not only the first 150. Data export. Hold about $50 of the token for at least a day, or pay $15 a month. The threshold is in dollars, so a higher price does not lock small holders out. Until the token exists, alerts are open to everyone.
For bots
An API key, data export and webhooks. Hold about $500 of the token, or pay $29 or $99 a month. Subscriptions are the only income that does not depend on the token being traded. They are split the same way as the fee: 90% to buyback and burn, 10% to servers.
Never for sale
A spot in the list. A promoted narrative. A hidden rating. Coin ads. If ratings can be bought, they are worthless.
Where the creator fee goes
- 90% buyback and burn
- bought on the open market and burned. Every buy and burn is posted on this site
- 10% servers and API
- hosting, data feeds and API connectors that keep the radar running
The split is set on pump.fun and anyone can check it on chain. The team takes no cut of the fee. The team buys at most 3% of supply at launch, announced in advance and locked for six months. Launch settings: SOL pair, mayhem mode off.
What the fee really is
| Before graduation, and under 420 SOL market cap | 0.30% |
| 420 to 1,470 SOL | 0.95% |
| 1,470 to 9,820 SOL | 0.90% to 0.75% |
| 9,820 to 49,120 SOL | 0.70% to 0.35% |
| 49,120 to 98,240 SOL | 0.30% to 0.075% |
| Over 98,240 SOL | 0.05% |
This is the creator fee pump.fun publishes for SOL pairs, checked on 12 October 2026. A token that drops back under its graduation market cap earns a third of the best rate, so a slow month cuts both volume and rate. Servers cost about $20 a month today. The 10% share covers that at about $700 of daily volume at the best rate, and about $2,200 at the lowest. Below that the team pays the difference.
The weak spot
Fees come from trading, not from holding, and people who hold for the alerts do not trade. Only subscriptions turn product usage into steady demand for the token. Without them this is a memecoin with a useful website.
Most coins die
Only a few launches in a hundred graduate, and the radar shows every hour how few of those stay alive. Burning does not guarantee price either: pump.fun spent all its revenue on buybacks for nine months and its token still fell about two thirds.
We depend on pump.fun
The radar reads a public pump.fun feed that can be closed at any time. If that happens we need our own indexer, and 10% may not cover the servers.
Not an investment
$IMTATO is not a share, pays no dividend and promises no return. Burns reduce supply, nothing more. This page describes a plan, not an obligation.
Roadmap
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Radar, coin check, launch stats. Live now. No token.
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Holder features and the subscription. Live alerts in the browser, the full coin check, data export.
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The token. Launched only when step 2 works on day one and already earns.
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Paid API. Its revenue joins the buyback.
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Fees to holders, maybe. pump.fun can send the creator fee to holders instead. That switch is permanent and ends the buyback, so we do not promise it. Holders get asked first.
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History, later. Alerts while you are away and an archive need a server that stores the feed around the clock. Not planned yet.